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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who is wearing women's clothing when the hero enters the secret room?
(a) Amadeus.
(b) Cavendish.
(c) Two Face.
(d) The Joker.
2. What is the women's article of clothing worn by a man in the secret room when the hero enters?
(a) A mini dress.
(b) An evening gown.
(c) A wedding dress.
(d) A night gown.
3. Who is pushed down a flight of stairs in the asylum?
(a) Clayface.
(b) Doctor Destiny.
(c) Two Face.
(d) Scarface.
4. Who does the man inside the room with Greek inscription say he is?
(a) Aristotle.
(b) God.
(c) Aurelius.
(d) Plato.
5. How is the decision made to determine whether the hero goes free?
(a) Flipping a coin.
(b) Eeeny, meenie, miney, moe.
(c) Tarot cards.
(d) Rolling dice.
Short Answer Questions
1. How many people does Amadeus see in the reflection when he rips the covering off his mirror?
2. What object used by the hero for protection also injures him?
3. What creature is related to the Tarot moon card?
4. What image represents the hero at the end of the novel?
5. What symbol represents Croc at the end of the novel?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why do colleagues offer specific praise to Amadeus when he opens his asylum?
2. What effect has the secret room had on Cavendish and why?
3. What idea does the hero contrive to allow the inmates to decide whether he lives or dies?
4. Describe Doctor Destiny's appearance and what made him a dangerous villain. How does the hero defeat him?
5. What in the novel makes a connection between past and present? Explain why.
6. Who is the little girl at the end of the novel and why are her panels important?
7. How does the hero defeat Clayface?
8. What does Croc symbolize in the novel?
9. Explain why Cavendish gets involved in crossing the lives of Arkham and the hero.
10. How are the challenges facing the hero as he walks through the asylum parallel to Arkham's own challenges as simultaneously reflected in his journal?
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